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Nvidia's shares dropped by 5% before markets opened Monday after the computer-chipmaking company began investigating CEO Jensen Huang's tryst with a businesswoman who U.S. intelligence said has ties to Beijing.

Novaya Gazeta, Russia's most celebrated independent newspaper, closed its Moscow offices Monday, citing relentless pressure from government officials.

Airstrikes on neighborhoods near the Yemeni capital city of Sanaa killed at least 44 people, according to health authorities tied to the Iran-backed Houthi rebels ...

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Monday that Republicans' midterm election defeat last week was clear evidence that U.S. voters are against the war in the Middle East ...

Foreign ministers from Group of Seven countries in Europe, Asia and North America converged Monday on Paris for two days of talks over unresolved global issues.

Congress returns Monday to a changed Washington, the Democrats having trounced Republicans in the midterm elections, but with President Donald Trump doubling down on his political threats despite the landmark GOP losses.

Ukraine and Russia launched attacks against each other's critical energy infrastructure Monday ahead of U.S.-mediated peace talks in Abu Dhabi.

Perched high above the southern edge of Kabul's old city, the imposing fortress of Bala Hissar has endured centuries of invasions, uprisings and conflict that scarred Afghanistan and left the citadel crumbling.

President Trump stood by embattled Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, telling reporters he thought Mr. Huang was a "fine person" despite Mr. Huang's recent admission to having an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy.

China denied on Monday it engaged in an attempt to ensnare Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, saying the spying allegations were unsubstantiated and a smear campaign against Beijing.